Sentence examples for thereby lacking from inspiring English sources

Children with unilateral congenital below elbow deficiency (UCBED) lack a part of an arm, thereby lacking a part of the typical hand function.

However, existing approaches for sub-tree anonymization fall short of parallelization capability, thereby lacking scalability in handling big data in cloud.

The Noc4p variant consisting of the 237 C-terminal amino acids of Noc4p and thereby lacking these 5 domains, appeared to be capable of coprecipitating Nop14, pre-18S rRNA and U3 snoRNA.

More specifically, first we conducted two initial rounds of sorting that aimed at removing false-positive clones from the libraries (i.e., cells expressing randomized substrate genes containing stop codons and frame-shift mutations thereby lacking the degradation tag, ssrANY, or members where the reporter substrate could be processed by an endogenous protease).

An important reason for active engagement and participation in biomedical research is thereby lacking compared with general health care.

Third, the majority of the country's population is deprived in socio-economic terms thereby lacking the capacity to cope with the downside risks associated with climate change.

It was as if he imagined that the limner, being shorn of words, thereby lacked amusement.

In the liver and the kidney, the ADVOS procedure replaces only the detoxification function and thereby lacks other functions, e.g., synthesis or hormonal regulation.

Class division, by divorcing means from ends (production from consumption) and intelligent planning from physical operations, reduces physical labor to a tedious, mindless, meaningless mechanical exercise of habit, which thereby lacks aesthetic value in lacking unity and intelligent appreciation.

Without a degree of continuity with tradition, any radical emergence would have no bearing upon the received and thereby lack the ability to call into question received notions and understanding.

Starting with a degenerate case: according to the finite frequentist, a coin that is never tossed, and that thus yields no actual outcomes whatsoever, lacks a probability for heads altogether; yet a coin that is never measured does not thereby lack a diameter.